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not to sure about the paint thickness but usually well built appliances use epoxy paint
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Tim,
Some very basic question:
If I use the W4000 wool pad with the rotary to DACP some light scratches, (i don't know what do I call very deep swirls, so I just call them light scratches), will the process instill buffing marks or some light swirls? If so, do I need to follow it up with W8000 polishing pad and either #83 or #80? I have never used the wool pad since I'm of the impression that wools instill light swirls or marring. In this case, would #80 on a W8000 pad remove this minor defect left by the wool pad?
If this doesn't get answered, I'll try to start another thread...
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Hey,
Using a wool pad will most often lead to some swirls and/or holograms. These will need to be buffed out using a less aggressive pad like the W-8006/W-8000 Polishing Pad and a product like #83 DACP. Depending on how hard/soft your paint is, will determine if you could use #80 Speed Glaze and a W-8006 pad to remove the swirling caused by the wool pad or if you will need #83.
Does that help?
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Thank You very very much! Exact answers!
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